The Art Museum of Estonia wishes to provide their guests with a pleasant experience. Please observe our code of conduct in order to preserve the treasures of the museum and to be considerate to other visitors.

We have introduced enhanced measures to make the museum a place where the risk of viral infections is held to a minimum, and therefore we clean and disinfect frequently used surfaces regularly, especially before and after group visits. Our service personnel use personal protective equipment. We have disinfectant dispensers near the entrances and ticket counters of the museums. Plexiglass dividers have been installed on information and ticket counters. Our museum shops sell face masks, among other things.

We ask our visitors to observe the 2+2 rule, to wash their hands and to use disinfectant. The 2+2 rule means that a maximum of two people can walk together and that they must keep a two-metre distance from other people.

• The 2+2 rule means that a maximum of two people can walk together and that they must keep a two-metre distance from other people.
• Please do not touch the works of art.
• Taking pictures and videos is allowed for personal purposes if you do not use a flash or a tripod.
• Pets are not allowed into the museum (with the exception of guide dogs).
• Please leave your outdoor clothing in the self-service cloakroom and large bags in the lockers.
• Eating and drinking are not allowed in exhibition halls.
• If you have questions or problems, please turn to the museum workers or the information desk.

Taking into account this rule, the maximum size of a tourist group in the Kumu Art Museum, the Kadriorg Art Museum and the Niguliste Museum is seventeen people plus the guide, instead of the former thirty-four-people limit. Taking into account the smaller rooms of the Mikkel Museum and the Adamson-Eric Museum, these museums can accommodate a maximum of ten people plus a guide.